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As a family with allergies we needed a low- to non- shedding dog. We looked at Goldendoodles, Labradoodles, Aussiedoodles, Coton de Tulears, and Portuguese Water Dogs. We wanted a dog that was playful but not too high energy, easily trained but not prone to hyper-fixation, a dog that wasn’t too big or too small, with an adorable face with big eyes, squared snout, and round head. We didn’t know Cavapoos checked all those boxes!

• Cavapoos are known for being exceptionally loyal and love their people but are also friendly and want to love anyone you love. They love to be close and are small enough to be a lap dog, as well as robust enough to adventure with you. They love to curl up with their people and weigh enough to provide grounding for those with or prone to anxiety or depression. They are smart and easily trained, but not to the point that they destroy things from boredom. We have trained our Clover to go potty in a specific place in the yard, making clean up extremely easy. She uses bells and talking buttons to communicate her needs, and has loads of tricks under her belt. Cavapoos across the board are eager to please and fast learners making training them easy and rewarding.
• One of the benefits of a Cavapoo is being bred with a poodle means they are low- to non- shedding, and have lower propensitity to activate allergies. To minimize shedding and ensure more allergy friendly dogs, they need to have the “furnishing” gene. At least one parent must be double furnished and the other must have at least one furnishing gene to ensure the whole litter is furnished. This is what reduces shedding in puppies and what typically makes them more allergy friendly.
• We specifically chose the mom and dad for these pups to provide the rare coloring as well as the furnishing genes, while also being clear of concerning health markers. These puppies will statistically be genetically 55.5% poodle, 37% King Charles Cavalier and 7.5% mini Austrailian Shepherd. The additional mini Aussie genes do not affect any of the incredible attributes that are sought for in Cavapoos: non-shedding, muzzle length, big eyes, round faces, floppy ears, soft fur, moderate size, and incredible temperament, and add to their natural devotion, playfulness, and trainability. With these puppies you get the adorable Cavalier look with all the benefits of the non-shedding Poodle.
• Mom is a 20 pound Cavapoo and dad is a 24 Cavapoo so these puppies will be small midsize. They will be low- to non- shedding and hypoallergenic. They will keep their black fur (some black pups fade to gray or “blue” coloring as they reach adulthood but these puppies will not fade) and will keep their distinct eyebrows, muzzle, chest, and leg coloration. They will have the cutest big eyes, floppy puppy ears their whole life, and soft fur that is a pleasure to touch. They are being raised with ENS curriculum that develops a healthier heart, and immune and nervous system making them more adaptable and confident as they grow. They are raised in our home from day one and have lots of exposure to sounds, smells, children, and the unexpected. We help them build confidence through all of it so when they go to your home they are resilient and well-rounded, ready for kids, family routines, and extra love.
• We have two females left. Both are shown in the video. One has a smooth straight coat which makes her less prone to matting. She is confident, curious, and loves to play. We suspect she will be 15-22 pounds. The other has a wavy coat which is beautiful and easy to maintain with brushing. She loves to play but is equally a big love bug and will seek out our laps for snuggles. We expect her to be 18-25 pounds. It looks like her furnishings are late and will develop fully around 9-12 months, but she is genetically guaranteed to carry at least one furnishing gene.
• They are ready to join your family! Your pup will come with a go home bag including vet records (they up to date on vaccines and have been dewormed on the recommended schedule), results of genetic testing we've done, a gallon sized ziplock of Kirkland Puppy food for transitioning to a puppy food of your choice, a toy, a blanket with their littermates' and mom's smell, a house leash (a leash without a handle to help with training in your home), and a thorough Take Home information packet.

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